Fortunately, when I moved and got the new Fios router that does N, I suddenly realized that every WiFi device I have is N, so I just set it to N-only. You might want to look closely at the devices you think don't do N. I thought some of my stuff was too old for it, but was surprised when I did a little research and found that it wasn't.

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Plus, I'm not too worried about guests. We just had family visit, and between them they had two iPads (gen 3 or newer), two iPhones, and an Air. Most of our guests come over with smartphones, and the majority of those are capable of 802.11N it seems...


Edited by Dignan (12/04/2013 19:04)
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